2019 open courses

 

 

 

Health and Safety Training in the Workplace

Looking to improve safety awareness in your organisation? Need to reach the required legal standards for health and safety training in the workplace? Perhaps you are looking to renew specific courses?

At ADL Associates, we believe that safety management starts with people. Ensuring your employees understand their roles and responsibilities for safety, and training them to be competent to do their jobs, helps to increase employee engagement and communication. This in turn produces positive attitudes and behaviours and reduces risks caused by lack of competency.

Why Learn with ADL Associates?

At ADL Associates, we believe that health and safety training in the workplace should be taught by experienced and competent tutors. In our experience, classroom settings that teach practical skills provide the best opportunities for your employees to learn and to retain knowledge.

Our courses provide candidates with:

Registered Centre

We are a registered training centre, approved to provide CIEH, QualSafe, and IOSH training courses. Course content is of the highest quality, giving you peace of mind that your employees are learning up to date, industry approved skills.

Classroom Courses

All of our courses are hosted in a classroom-based venue and taught by experienced tutor-consultants. This allows candidates to share knowledge and learn practical skills in a safe environment, leading to better retention of knowledge.

Certification of Skills

Upon passing their course, candidates will receive a certificate proving that their training is up to date and they are competent to carry out their duties in the workplace. Examination is via a written exam and observation of practical exercises. 

How Much Does Health and Safety Training in the Workplace Cost?

All of our open courses cost £89 (+VAT) per person and include the following:

Available Open Courses

Below, we’ve listed our current selection of health and safety open course dates and information.

Fire Marshal

Wednesday 25th September 2019 – Warwick Innovation Centre

Tuesday 3rd December 2019 – Warwick Innovation Centre

Click here to view the Fire Marshal course info

This is a half day course aimed at any person allocated fire safety responsibilities.

Contents covered include:

  • Legal requirements;
  • Causation of fire;
  • Methodology of fire prevention;
  • Fire extinguishers and uses;
  • Behaviour of people in a fire;
  • The role of the fire marshal and fire warden;
  • Disability issues;
  • Communication with fire services and authorities;
  • Fire risk assessment and fire controls;
  • Inspection monitoring and maintenance.

Health and Safety at Work

Thursday 25th July 2019 – The Venture Centre, Coventry

Wednesday 4th September 2019 – Warwick Innovation Centre

Click here to view the Health and Safety at Work course info

This one day course is aimed at raising employee awareness of health and safety in the workplace.

Attendees will develop a greater understanding of health and safety issues, including:

  • Health and safety laws
  • Risk assessments
  • Risk control hierarchy
  • Identifying and controlling risks

QualSafe Emergency First Aid at Work – Level 3

Wednesday 18th September 2019 – Warwick Innovation Centre

Wednesday 6th November 2019 – Warwick Innovation Centre

Click here to view the Emergency First Aid at Work course info

This is a 1 day course aimed at individuals appointed to provide first aid in their workplace.

Attendees will develop their skills and knowledge to handle a range of first aid situations, including

  • Managing an unresponsive casualty
  • CPR
  • Choking
  • Shock
  • Wounds and bleeding
  • Minor injuries

Introduction to Risk Assessment

Tuesday 8th October 2019 – Warwick Innovation Centre

Click here to view the Introduction to Risk Assessment course info

This 1 day course is designed to help improve the workplace culture for occupational health and safety.

Learners will be able to understand the basic principles of risk assessment, including:

  • Main causes of work-related fatalities;
  • Basic processes for undertaking a risk assessment;
  • Key terms associated with risk assessments;
  • Methods that can be used to prioritise risks.

Want to find out more?

You can find out more information about any of the above courses by calling our office on 01926 623 133  or sending us a message on the contact form below.

We only hold a limited number of these courses each year. Places are provided on a first come, first served basis. Once they’re gone, they’re gone! If you would like to find out more or book a place we would advise you to contact us as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

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